Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Т. McGOVERN Vice President E. BRONSTETTER President

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW May, 1937 E sons of England, loyal scions all, Hark! Comrades! Stand fast! Hear the clarion’s call. Hail noble prince, King George, receive this crown Thy nation’s pledge. Our emblem of renown. Let bugles, trumpets, blow throughout the lands. Let patriotic love and joy with bands United, sing in measures unforeseen Their regal praises to our King and Queen. Remain fair Peace, Betroth our happy Isle Where with thy blessings countless thousands smile. How many nations hear thy pleading tones But which of them their heinous crimes bemoans? When shall ambition’s passion cease to rage? When men will only favour thee, Sweet Sage? Not till the tyrants all have ceased to reign Will nature see thine olive branch again. See England, how around thee foams the sea In raging hunger for true liberty, Thow land of freedom, Neptune’s stalwart son Dismay these Tyrants. Do as thou hast done. Look out upon the world. Mark how thy foes Do reel beneath the tyrants deadly blows. See how fair Spain in bloody conflicts fell? Behold the Moscovites in fetters dwell. Hail, stately England, truest land of peace! Be strong. Be mighty. Маузі thou never cease To wield the Trident. We, thy sons, around Thy banner, all relentless foes confound. Elizabeth and George, accept this sword And bravely banish every plot untoward. Embrace Sweet Peace. Beware the Tyrant’s call, Let Freedom dwell within thy Castle Wall. LAWRENCE CHESLY. Freshman {з}

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW The Seniors Brennan, Paul Possessing excep- tional qualities as a leader, Paul has carved for himself an enviable prestige in Loyola’s annals. By means of ability and hard work this most versatile young man has climbed to the front rank in every sphere of acti- vity. As a student and a keen philos- opher he is second to none. He was not only the Prefect of the Sodality and President of both the Debating and the Dramatic Societies, but was also selected as an officer in the C.O.T.C. Besides starring on the Rugby team, he was for two years one of the Dominion Champion Debaters in the I.U.D.L. But the real criterion whereby we may judge Paul’s success is contained in the great number of friends that he has made and the esteem in which he is held by everyone. We are confident that the future holds great things in store for this true son of Loyola. Bronstetter, Edgar Chuck is one of the four surviving members of the Old Guard which started out so blithely some eight years ago. Since then with consis- tent regularity Chuck has at one time or another been Presi- dent of practically every activity in the College, which attests to Chuck’s organizing ability. Always a hard and diligent work- er, he has won the esteem of everyone he has come in contact with. His cheery smile is a legend around the college. In athletics, golf is the game at which Chuck really excels, consistently shoot- ing in the low eighties. It is rumoured that Chuck will shortly join the ranks of the follow- ers of Hippocrates and if hard work and talent is any criterion of future success, then Chuck is to be envied. We wish him the best of luck in all his undertakings. Burman, Alf. Here is a man who believes in saying it with a smile. Re- gardless of the cir- cumstances in which you find him the smile is always there. Alf. has been a loyal son of Loyola. His activities have been along various lines, but he handled each Situation with the same conscientious care аз has been characteristic of his -5 F